March 5, 2026

Webinar: How OHSU Reclaimed 25+ Weekly Hours in Staffing Coordination Across 53 ORs, March 18

Perioperative services generate significant hospital revenue, yet many organizations still rely on manual coordination, fragmented data and limited visibility into staff experience to make staffing decisions.

Oregon Health & Science University faced this reality across 53 operating rooms. Leaders encountered reactive adjustments, time-intensive coordination and inconsistent team assignments that constrained staffed room utilization.

In this webinar, OHSU perioperative leaders share how they transitioned to a data-driven staffing model – reclaiming more than 25 hours per week previously spent on coordination while strengthening operational performance.

By increasing visibility into clinician experience and applying predictive analytics to guide assignments, the team reduced last-minute changes, improved team consistency and expanded cross-training opportunities.

Attendees will learn:

  • How OHSU reclaimed 25-plus hours per week from manual staffing coordination,
  • Why visibility into staff experience improves assignment accuracy,
  • How predictive analytics reduced last-minute staffing changes, and
  • What drove a 5% increase in staffed room utilization and a 30% improvement in cross-training opportunities.

Cost: Free

When: Wednesday, March 18, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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March 5, 2026

Help MHA Recognize #MoHospitals CHAMPIONS OF CARE!

Healthcare is powered by people. Behind every patient story is a nurse who stayed late, a housekeeper who ensured a safe space to heal, a therapist who encouraged one more step, a technician who caught something critical, a leader who removed barriers so care could happen.

Missouri’s hospitals are filled with individuals and teams whose compassion and commitment shape the health of our communities every single day.

Now it’s time to recognize them.

In celebration of National Nurses Week (May 5-12) and National Hospital Week (May 10-16), the Missouri Hospital Association is accepting nominations for the 2026 Champions of Care.

Nominate an individual or team who exemplifies excellence, compassion and dedication to patient care. Share their story and help us celebrate the difference they make.

NOMINATE SOMEONE TODAY!

The nomination period closes Friday, March 27. The winners will be selected by a majority vote from MHA staff with nominee identities kept anonymous. Recognition of winners will occur throughout May in the following ways:

  • Special feature in MHA newsletters, website and social media,
  • Personalized certificate of appreciation, and
  • A Champions of Care celebration package, courtesy of MHA

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March 5, 2026

Webinar: How Health Systems are Scaling Leader Standard Work on the Frontline, March 19

Leader Standard Work provides a proven operating model for consistently aligning leader behaviors around what matters most – standardized communications, leader rounding, etc. – but has historically been difficult to scale.

In this session, nursing executives from UNC Health and Boston Medical Center will share real-life examples of what it takes to make leader standard work practical and sustainable, with an emphasis on culture, change management, and technology.

Learning Points:

  • Understand how leader standard work can drive employee engagement, patient experience, leader efficiency, and more.
  • Learn how technology helps health systems operationalize and scale consistent leader behaviors, and
  • Gain a practical framework for operationalizing leadership best practices across departments.

Cost: Free

When: Thursday, March 19, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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March 5, 2026

Whitepaper: Manual Work is Slowing Digital Transformation

Over half of organizations say employees spend more than 40% of their workday on manual tasks like data entry and document routing. In healthcare, where margins are tight and staff capacity directly affects patient access, that level of manual work is more than an operational inconvenience – it’s a strategic risk.

Digital transformation now demands more than digitization. It requires intelligence systems that interpret unstructured content, surface insights and trigger action in real time.

This new report explores how AI-powered document management and workflow tools convert emails, PDFs, forms and contracts into structured, searchable data. Instead of manually searching and routing documents, teams can extract key information instantly and gain enterprise-wide visibility.

Inside, you’ll learn:

  • Why manual work remains a major barrier to scale,
  • How AI-powered workflows transform unstructured data into actionable insight,
  • What it takes to scale automation securely across departments, and
  • Why competitive advantage depends on turning information into action at scale.

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March 5, 2026

Webinar: Real-time Pay as a Retention Tool: Building Support, Alignment and Adoption, March 19

More healthcare workers are living paycheck to paycheck than ever before. Real-time pay isn’t just another perk to add to a benefit list. It’s a way to show your team you understand their reality and you’re doing something about it.

This session is for leaders who want to explore how giving people access to their earned pay can actually move the needle on retention and recruitment. This webinar will talk through building support across your organization and creating a rollout that people actually use. Leaders from Naples Comprehensive Health, DailyPay and Lee Health discuss how they evaluate retention investments, align stakeholders across departments and focus on outcomes that matter.

What you’ll takeaway:

  • A solution to a real problem:
    • Your frontline teams are stressed about money. Real-time pay addresses that directly, which means better retention and engagement.
  • Getting everyone on board:
    • Get HR, finance, payroll, union leadership, and operations aligned early on the non-negotiables:
      • data security,
      • employee costs,
      • payroll integration,
      • communication ownership,
      • and success metrics.
  • Making it stick:
    • The launch is just the beginning. Drive adoption through trusted channels (town halls, managers) with messaging about control, flexibility, and peace of mind.
  • The right partner makes all the difference:
    • Work with a vendor who stays engaged post-launch to drive enrollment and sustain results.

Cost: Free

When: Thursday, March 19, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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March 5, 2026

e-book: 5 Sources of Front-end Revenue Loss Hospitals Must Address in 2026

Picture a front end where coverage drops are caught early, authorizations are not missed, and manual rework no longer creates downstream financial risk.

This 2026 playbook shows how health systems, including Premier Health, are moving closer to that reality by addressing the operational blind spots that drive revenue leakage in patient access.

The e-book provides a clear, data-backed framework for reducing front-end risk. It connects 2026 policy changes to specific workflow failures and outlines how automation can prevent small intake errors from cascading into downstream write-offs. An interactive calculator enables leaders to apply their own admission volumes and labor costs to quantify operational waste and uncover recoverable revenue within their workflows.

The playbook also includes real-world results, detailing how Premier Health uncovered $2.9 million in insurance remits in just 90 days by addressing front-end gaps.

You will learn:

  • How manual intake workflows create hidden revenue loss,
  • What 2026 policy changes mean for patient access teams,
  • How to estimate recoverable revenue tied to front-end inefficiencies, and
  • A five-step roadmap for reducing manual work across patient access.

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March 5, 2026

Webinar: Making the Case for Virtual Nursing: What Leaders Measure and Why, March 23

Hybrid nursing programs are gaining momentum but securing alignment across nursing, finance, and operations remains a challenge.

In this webinar, senior healthcare leaders will share how they build the business case for virtual nursing programs and gain buy-in from executive teams and frontline leaders. The discussion will focus on how organizations evaluate vendors objectively, define the right success metrics, and demonstrate ROI beyond virtual nurse productivity alone.

Topics include:

  • Staffing models,
  • Budget neutrality,
  • Qualitative and quantitative performance measures, and
  • How leaders assess impact on bedside workload, RN burnout, and retention.

Attendees will leave with practical guidance on how to frame value, address concerns, and move hybrid nursing initiatives from proposal to approval.

Cost: Free

When: Monday, March 23, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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March 5, 2026

On-Demand Webinar: What New Hypertension Thresholds Mean for Pregnancy Care Teams

Hypertensive disorders remain a leading contributor to maternal morbidity, yet blood pressure management during pregnancy and postpartum care continues to evolve.

The release of the 2025 American heart Association and American College of Cardiology blood pressure guidelines introduces updated thresholds and recommendations that directly affect how clinicians identify risk, monitor patients and plan follow-up care. Without a clear understanding of these changes, care teams may struggle to align practice across obstetrics, nursing and cardiology.

This Becker’s Healthcare webinar addresses these challenges head-on. Featured speakers include maternal-fetal medicine, nursing and cardiovascular research experts from Valley Health System, NYU Grossman School of Medicine, Emory University and University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Key takeaways include:

  • How hypertension definitions and thresholds have evolved,
  • Implications for pregnancy and postpartum blood pressure management,
  • Strategies to strengthen hypertension surveillance across care transitions, and
  • Ways to support long-term maternal cardiovascular health.

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March 5, 2026

On-Demand Webinar: Beyond Basis Points: What Actually Drives ROI in Healthcare Payment Programs

Healthcare finance leaders are being pitched on rebate upside. But many programs underperform not because the math was wrong, but because adoption never materialized.

This session breaks down what drives ROI in B2B payment programs and how leading healthcare finance teams are turning accounts payable into a strategic revenue contributor.

Learnings include:

  • A CFO-ready ROI model that goes beyond basis points and merchant matches,
  • The three supplier acceptance requirements that determine enrollment success, and
  • A sis-by-side comparison of self-service, basic-assisted and full-service support models.

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March 4, 2026

MHA Four-part Series: Scalable Approaches to Meet Patients Nonclinical Needs in Missouri, April 15 – May 27

This four-part virtual series will examine how data and technology related to nonclinical factors that affect an individual’s health – including screening tools, referral platforms and integrated systems – can identify unmet needs and drive targeted interventions.

Participants will explore real-world programs and partnerships that enhance access to care, improve care continuity and strengthen service delivery.

Sessions will focus on how health care systems address nonclinical risk factors through standardized screening, patient-centered communication and closed-loop referrals embedded in clinical practice. Participants will learn how screening data supports care planning, connects patients to community resources and improves follow-up for individuals with complex needs.

Attendees will also gain insight into the Hospital to Housing (H2H) program, which connects individuals experiencing homelessness to stable housing and coordinated services, including its structure, outcomes and sustainability. Additional highlights include hospital partnerships with the Community Action Ride System to address transportation barriers and improve access to care, as well as operational workflows and data-sharing practices. The series also will showcase innovative approaches from the Mid-America Regional Council and MU Extension that integrate strategies related to nonclinical factors that affect an individuals’ health into aging services and rural health initiative, offering practical tools and models for replication.

The series will examine the evolving health care landscape, including Missouri’s Rural Health Transformation Plan and its role in shaping future strategies, community partnerships and technology integration related to nonclinical factors that affect people’s health outcomes.

Cost: Complimentary for all attendees

When: April 15 – May 27, 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

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